Minha timidez e minhas tias 34

As I walked out of the church, I couldn't help but think about the priest's words. He had told me that he would continue to help Fina, his housekeeper, and that I should not worry about it.

I continued on my way home, lost in thought, when I suddenly heard a voice behind me.

Manu, wait! It was the priest, calling out to me.

I turned around and saw him approaching me with a smile on his face.

What is it, Father? I asked, feeling a bit uneasy.

I just wanted to thank you for your visit, he said. It's been a long time since someone has taken an interest in my housekeeper.

I smiled, feeling a sense of satisfaction at having done something good.

And don't worry about what we talked about earlier, he added. What happens between Fina and me is none of your concern.

I nodded, understanding his words.

Goodnight, Manu, he said, turning to leave.

I watched him go, feeling a sense of relief wash over me. I had done something good, and now I could forget about it.

But as I continued on my way home, I couldn't help but think about the priest's words. He had told me that Fina was a kind and gentle woman, and that she deserved to be happy.

I thought about her, too, and wondered what lay ahead for her. Would she find happiness with the priest? Only time would tell.

As I approached my house, I felt a sense of peace wash over me. I had done something good, and now I could rest easy knowing that Fina was in good hands.

I entered my house, feeling grateful for the day's events. It had been a strange and unexpected turn of events, but in the end, it had all worked out for the best.

And so, I went to bed, feeling content and at peace.